The National Iranian South Oil Company is undertaking actions to accelerate production development and enhance the sustainability of the Ab-Timor field facilities. Ramin Hatami, the CEO of this company, emphasized the necessity of aligning the capacity of this unit with the field's developmental plans during a visit to the Ab-Timor operating unit. He announced that several actions, such as overhauling the unit, increasing the capacity of separators, and installing new equipment and pumps, are being carried out to enhance reliability and complete the production chain.
Safety and Sustainability Measures for Pipelines
Hatami also pointed out the importance of the sustainability of oil transfer and called for an assessment of the pipeline conditions and the implementation of necessary measures to secure them, especially in areas close to residential zones. Identifying vulnerable points and performing preventive repairs were other issues he emphasized to ensure the safety and sustainability of oil transfer.
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During this visit, the CEO of the National Iranian South Oil Company engaged in discussions with the staff of the Ab-Timor operating unit and appreciated their efforts for the continuity of production and the enhancement of this facility's performance.
Development of Oil Production and Transfer Infrastructure
Hasan Shahrooyi, the CEO of the Karoun Oil and Gas Operating Company, also elaborated on the developmental actions in the Ab-Timor unit during this visit, stating that the installation of a turbo pump and turbo generator aims to increase the oil pumping capacity to the Ahvaz collection point No. 3 and the construction of a 14-kilometer 12-inch pipeline to enhance oil transfer capacity are among the important projects currently underway in this operating unit.
He referred to the project for constructing two 10-inch pipelines using horizontal directional drilling (HDD) aimed at transferring oil from the eastern Ab-Timor wells to the operating unit west of the Karoun River. This project is considered a fundamental step towards improving oil transfer and increasing the productivity of the Ab-Timor unit.
The CEO of the Karoun Oil and Gas Operating Company emphasized that increasing the capacity of separators, upgrading processing equipment, and removing operational constraints are on the agenda to provide the necessary infrastructure for increasing production and enhancing the sustainability of the facilities.
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